Table of contents:
Part I: Biological System. ‘Buss, ‘The Evolutionary Psychology of Human Social Strategies.’ Zillman, Zillman, ‘Psychoneuroendocrinology of Social Behavior. ‘Cacioppo et al.,’ Social Neuroscience: Principles of Psychophysiological Arousal and Response. ‘Davidson, Pennebaker, ‘Social Psychosomatics. Part II: Cognitive System. ‘Higgins, ‘Knowledge Activation: Accessibility, Applicability, and Salience. ‘Bargh, ‘Automaticity in Social Psychology. ‘Carlston, Smith, ‘Principles of Mental Representation. ‘Olson et al.,’ Expectancies. ‘Trope, Liberman, ‘Social Hypothesis Testing: Cognitive and Motivational Mechanisms. ‘Anderson et al., ‘Explanations: Processes and Consequences. ‘Ajzen,’ The Social Psychology of Decision Making. Part III: Personal Motivational System. ‘Mischel et al.,’ Principles of Self-Regulation: The Nature of Willpower and Self-Control. ‘Gollwitzer, Moskowitz, ‘Goal Effects on Action and Cognition. ‘Tesser, Martin,’ The Psychology of Evaluation. ‘Schwarz, Clore, ‘Feelings and Phenomenal Experiences. ‘Wegner, Wenzlaff, ‘Mental Control.’ Kruglanski, ‘Motivated Social-Cognition: Principles of the Interface. Part IV: Interpersonal System. ‘Reiss, Patrick, ‘Attachment and Intimacy: Component Processes. ‘Rusbult, Lange, ‘Interdependence Processes. ‘Stroebe, Stroebe, ‘The Social Psychology of Social Support. ‘Homes, Murray,’ Conflict in Close Relationships. ‘Krauss, Fussell, ‘Social Psychological Models of Interpersonal Communication. ‘Chaiken et al., ‘Persuasion. Part V: Group and Cultural System. ‘Levine, Thompson,’ Conflict in Groups. ‘Moreland, ‘Group Development. ‘Deaux, ‘Social Identification. ‘Miller, Prentice,’ The Construction of Social Norms and Standards. ‘Ruble, Seidman,’ Social Transitions: Windows into Social Psychological Processes. ‘Markus et al.,’ Culture and "Basic" Psychological Principles.
This new reference work provides a comprehensive and scholarly overview of the basic principles that underlie social behavior. Presenting the most up-to-date theory and research in the biological, cognitive, motivational, interpersonal, and group/cultural systems, leading social psychologists review a broad range of principles, including expectancies, goals, explanations, arousal, social influence, interdependence, social conflict, social standards, and many others.
This book will be of interest to students, researchers, and educators in social and personality psychology.
This new reference work provides a comprehensive and scholarly overview of the basic principles that underlie social behavior.
Part I: Biological System. ‘Buss, ‘The Evolutionary Psychology of Human Social Strategies.’ Zillman, Zillman, ‘Psychoneuroendocrinology of Social Behavior. ‘Cacioppo et al.,’ Social Neuroscience: Principles of Psychophysiological Arousal and Response. ‘Davidson, Pennebaker, ‘Social Psychosomatics. Part II: Cognitive System. ‘Higgins, ‘Knowledge Activation: Accessibility, Applicability, and Salience. ‘Bargh, ‘Automaticity in Social Psychology. ‘Carlston, Smith, ‘Principles of Mental Representation. ‘Olson et al.,’ Expectancies. ‘Trope, Liberman, ‘Social Hypothesis Testing: Cognitive and Motivational Mechanisms. ‘Anderson et al., ‘Explanations: Processes and Consequences. ‘Ajzen,’ The Social Psychology of Decision Making. Part III: Personal Motivational System. ‘Mischel et al.,’ Principles of Self-Regulation: The Nature of Willpower and Self-Control. ‘Gollwitzer, Moskowitz, ‘Goal Effects on Action and Cognition. ‘Tesser, Martin,’ The Psychology of Evaluation. ‘Schwarz, Clore, ‘Feelings and Phenomenal Experiences. ‘Wegner, Wenzlaff, ‘Mental Control.’ Kruglanski, ‘Motivated Social-Cognition: Principles of the Interface. Part IV: Interpersonal System. ‘Reiss, Patrick, ‘Attachment and Intimacy: Component Processes. ‘Rusbult, Lange, ‘Interdependence Processes. ‘Stroebe, Stroebe, ‘The Social Psychology of Social Support. ‘Homes, Murray,’ Conflict in Close Relationships. ‘Krauss, Fussell, ‘Social Psychological Models of Interpersonal Communication. ‘Chaiken et al., ‘Persuasion. Part V: Group and Cultural System. ‘Levine, Thompson,’ Conflict in Groups. ‘Moreland, ‘Group Development. ‘Deaux, ‘Social Identification. ‘Miller, Prentice,’ The Construction of Social Norms and Standards. ‘Ruble, Seidman,’ Social Transitions: Windows into Social Psychological Processes. ‘Markus et al.,’ Culture and "Basic" Psychological Principles.
This new reference work provides a comprehensive and scholarly overview of the basic principles that underlie social behavior. Presenting the most up-to-date theory and research in the biological, cognitive, motivational, interpersonal, and group/cultural systems, leading social psychologists review a broad range of principles, including expectancies, goals, explanations, arousal, social influence, interdependence, social conflict, social standards, and many others.
This book will be of interest to students, researchers, and educators in social and personality psychology.
This new reference work provides a comprehensive and scholarly overview of the basic principles that underlie social behavior.